Lyrids are known for their "bright and colorful" meteors, which, in some cases, even produce fireballs, EarthSky says.
Temperatures have plunged across Long Island — tender new plants should be covered to protect them from the frost, freeze warning: NWS.
The panel "Rising Rents, Rising Tides" will tackle the North Fork's escalating affordable housing crisis, organizers say.
The Peace Pole will "serve as a lasting symbol of unity, hope, and global peace," the Interact Club says.
Since inception in 2005, the annual John May Mile and 5K has raised more than $400,570 to support the Greenport Fire Department.
Good news for those yearning for an ice rink: "I still remember skating on the very first day the original ice rink opened 20 years ago."
The district congratulated the students and discussed the Honor Society's tenets of leadership, service, scholarship, and character.
"The Candyman has been the center of our world . . We are heartbroken to announce that we must close."
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Lee Zeldin, the current head of the Environmental Protection Agency, represented the 1st Congressional District on LI from 2015 to 2023.
See what Mother Nature has in store for Easter and Passover, according to the National Weather Service.
He was caught swerving over the double yellow lines, police say.
License plate recognition was used to track her journey from New York, to New Jersey, to Maryland — 300+ miles away, police say.
He hit the officer in the face with a closed fist, police say.
The vehicle was found at a nearby parking lot with substantial front end damage, police say.
He abandoned the car and hid on the beach, police say.
Applicants must be eligible to attend kindergarten in September 2027, the district says.
"Their partnership truly reflects the strength and generosity of our North Fork community."
"Community stays strong when we stand together, especially for those risking everything without expecting a paycheck."
Carrying sings and marching through the village, hundreds gathered in Greenport Saturday for a "No Kings" rally Saturday.
Although the public will be able to access the beach, there will be no lifeguards, Southold Town Supervisor Al Krupski said.
A grandmother who had been visiting her grandchild died after the Cutchogue crash, DA says.
The exhibit is a 67-year tradition that features the work of more than 1,000 artists from 50 schools across Eastern Long Island: district.
Greenport Fire Department has temporarily lost narcotics license, returned controlled substances — but can still provide Basic Life Support.
Most of the children have never had access to a photograph of themselves, nor have they traveled outside of their villages, district says.
"Become part of the Ospreys family and help give these student-athletes a home away from home."
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The news comes after the fire department recently lost its state Advanced Life Support Authorization, as well as a firehouse break-in: chief
Thousands were left without power across Long Island Tuesday morning after Monday night's high winds and rain.
"This partnership reflects our commitment to caring for our community in every way we can."
Isolated wind gusts of up to 55 mph are expected, NWS says.
Don't miss a minute of the festivities as the fun kicks off in Cutchogue Saturday.
See how much snow is expected across Long Island after days of warm temperatures and sunny skies.
"There was so many lifelong friends and so many lifelong customers that the line was blurred — and that felt really good." George Giannaris
"The tradition of embracing what you love, and working hard toward it, was one of the greatest gifts my parents could have given to me."
"It's tough not to think about it when the news flash is, 'Plane crashes in Hudson River.'" Bill Zuhoski was 23 when he plunged into Hudson.
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The 2025 contribution brings the group’s total giving over the past five years to more than $2,876,000, officials say.
"Residents should be aware that dispatchers will always identify themselves by the agency name, their operator number when making a call."
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